Online Courts and the Future of Justice. Susskind, R. E.

Blechová, Anna; Loutocký, Pavel

doi:10.5817/mujlt2020-2-9

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“…administration of justice is impossible without conducting a formal ceremony involved judges and all parties to proceedings. However, R. Susskind strongly agrees with the statement of Susan Acland-Hood, HM Courts &Tribunals Service chief executive, that "our processes do not need to be as old as our principles" [6]. It is hard to oppose to this viewpoint, especially in the era of rapidly evolved information technology and artificial intelligence.…”

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The use of digital technologies in the administration of justice in the field of environmental crime

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In the present paper the authors consider technological and legal problems that arise in the course of adopting information technology in legal proceedings. The authors analyze the efficiency of using digital technologies in the administration of justice within the crisis period of 2020 on the basis of the World Justice Project, worked out by the Council of European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice CEPEJ. These technologies are used by both courts of the Russian Federation and courts of some other countries. The paper presents the analysis of prospects to apply artificial intelligence in the work of courts during adjudication on certain categories of disputes (issuance of a court order, consideration of cases as summary judgment proceedings). In order to ensure accessibility of justice, the authors urge on necessity to turn to online legal proceedings; they also highlight the necessity to organize special legal services for individuals (free-of-charge) and for business entities. The paper calls for the urgency to create a special digital portal for pretrial settlement of disputes between legal entities.

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Rectifying Consumer Protection Law and Establishing of a Consumer Court in Indonesia

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2021

J Consum Policy

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In 2001, Indonesia established the Consumer Dispute Resolution Body (CDRB) based on the instruction of the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) in 1999 to provide consumers protection in exercising their rights and to settle disputes quickly, simply, affordably, and professionally. Compared to the systems established by several countries that submit common law systems in which dispute-solving cases are terminated by the special courts called Small Claims Courts or Small Claims Tribunals, CDRB construction in Indonesia was quite vague. Although it uses arbitration terminology, the CDRB lacks an arbitration mechanism because, in practice, the body examines consumer disputes, working formally as a court. The root of this problem arose from the inconsistent regulation in the CPA. This article aims to review the CDRB construction problem compared to systems in other countries, to find recommendations for CPA amendments and discuss the future prospects. This study suggests two solutions: The first is the strict separation of litigation and non-litigation dispute resolution. The second is the formation of both online litigation and non-litigation systems. With these systems, the CDRB becomes a substitute institution, meaning that this body is the only system for small claim resolution for disputing parties.

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Online Courts and the Future of Justice. Susskind, R. E.

Abstract: Susskind, R. E. (2019) Online Courts and the Future of Justice. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 368 p.

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The use of digital technologies in the administration of justice in the field of environmental crime

The use of digital technologies in the administration of justice in the field of environmental crime

Rectifying Consumer Protection Law and Establishing of a Consumer Court in Indonesia

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